Fundamentalist were active in which social movement that pushed for the ratifivation of the eighteenth amendment

Fundamentalist were active in the Temperance Movement which was dedicated to the refrain of alcohol from public.

Explanation:

The movement initially began from churches in the early 1800s was religiously motivated. The movement had a huge impact in American politics and society. Many territories and states passed 'statewide prohibitory laws' also known as Maine Laws. Many temperance supporters were also in support of Sunday Laws. During that period temperance movement gave birth to an complete genre of theatre.